In finishing Luke’s Gospel, we see that the Resurrection is not a ghostly myth but a physical reality that affirms the goodness of our own bodies and our physical presence in the world. We recognize that Jesus opens our minds … Continue reading →

The walk to Emmaus provides a powerful template for how we encounter the resurrected Christ in the midst of our own ordinary, and often discouraged, journeys. As Cleopas and his companion walked away from Jerusalem, trapped in the “we had … Continue reading →

As we sit with the early morning rain today, I’m leaning into that powerful question the angels asked the women at the tomb: “Why do you look for the living among the dead?” It’s a challenge for all of us … Continue reading →

In reflecting on the death and burial of Jesus in Luke 23, we see a profound contrast between those who viewed the crucifixion as a mere “spectacle” and those who responded with genuine faithfulness and sacrifice. We recognize that while … Continue reading →

In Luke 23, we see the profound theme of mercy unfolding through the final moments of Jesus’ life. From the physical burden shared by Simon of Cyrene to the spiritual grace extended to those mocking and crucifying Him, Jesus consistently … Continue reading →